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Volume I Number 4
A publication of the National Association of Theatre Owners

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In This Month's Issue:

Director Sells "Blow"
Director Ted Demme spent six years developing his look at the drug trade only to see it hit screens three months after "Traffic."

Brave New Cinemas
Top Architects specializing in theatre design talk about the how, what and where of making moviehouses in the new millenium.


Silence in the House
Tripod Captioned Films has scored numerous victories in its quest to make more open-captioned movie prints available to the deaf.

The Chart
What's hot according to buyers and critics.

New NATO Members
Cinema owners who joined up.

Cash Drawer
Movies ranked by grosses.

Release Calendar
Coming movies ordered by date of bow.

How They Rate
Why films are classified as they are.

Events
A calendar of industry happenings.


From the President's Desk
John Fithian discusses how intellectual property rights help prevent unauthorized copying of digitized movies.

Dateline: Exhibition
LCE is to be acquired by investor group; Dickinson emerges from Chapter 11; Muvico opens a 24-plex in Maryland.

Tech
Engineers at Dolby and Disney recieve Academy Awards for helping establish TASA's trailer loudness standard.

International Dateline
National Amusements buys 13-plex in England; Galaxy buys an 8-plex in Canada; Kodak opens a 4-plex in China.

Digital Cinema
Michael Karagosian says digital cinema's security model is very different from the model for digital video and music.

Built By Association
Belinda Judson runs down the benefits of being in a state or regional unit certified by NATO.

Next!
The cast and creators of "Hannibal" leave the feast to take up "Evolution," "The Gangs of New York," and John Q."

Washington Report
Steven John Fellman on exiting Assistant Attorney General Lee; Jonathan Yarowsky on the surgeon general's report on media.

May Preview
Brendan Fraser returns home to mummy; Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy team for "Shrek"; stars are strafed in "Pearl Harbor."

Final Cut
Regal CEO and NATO chairman Mike Campbell reveals, among other things, his favorite non-Regal multiplex.

 


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